Utility system for the research programs from University Applied Social Sciences Center (CCSA/UFRN).
This first goal is to start assembling data and providing basic information management.
This will show up how to start the project using Linux Lubuntu 17.04 with virtualenv.
Read wiki for information about dockerized setup.
Having already installed:
- Python 3.5 interpreter,
python3
(was already installed by default); - PyPI 9 client,
pip3
from 'python3-pip' package (usualsudo apt install
command); - VirtualEnv module,
python3 -m virtualenv
command (usualsudo pip3 install
script); and - MongoDB 3.2 and its shell
mongo
from an updated source (following this Digital Ocean tutorial).
Now start by cloning this repository in a local folder and change directory to it:
git clone https://github.com/ccsa-ufrn/GruposPesquisa GruposPesquisa
cd GruposPesquisa
Use these command lines to create and activate the virtual environment:
python3 -m virtualenv ./pg_env/
source ./pg_env/bin/activate
You will notice a (pg_env)
prefixing your prompt string if it worked.
Now install all required libs:
pip install -r ./requirements.txt
Let's start a mongo service. Here I run:
sudo systemctl start mongod
sudo systemctl status mongod
We should see, after the last command line, an output "Active: active (running)".
Assuming that there's no GruposPesquisa database installed, it's necessary to run a initial script for inputting
some initial data. It consists of redirecting some scripts to mongo
:
mongo < ./settings/files/standard_installation.js
Not only do we need the GruposPesquisa database, but is also good practice to have a database whose only function is to run tests, we create that database in the next line.
mongo < ./settings/files/standard_installation_tests.js
Please, check if mongo output looking for errors before proceding, everything should have been well acknowledged. Make sure to have an updated Mongo service running too.
If packages installation went successfully and our configuration files are ok, you can now start running the local server:
python ./app.py
Assuming that you did everything right, your terminal will output the URL for you to access using a web browser. It should be http://localhost:3001/ but always read the output ("0.0.0.0:80" means you have super user permission and your server is opened for public access, so you need to know your IP address instead of "localhost" or "0.0.0.0").
If you wanna run some tests, this is what you have to do.
First you need to tell the application what database to use, you can do that by setting an environment variable, after that you can run the unit test script test_unit.py
export DATABASE_NAME='grupospesquisa-test'
python test_unit.py
Any doubts, just open an issue here on GitHub!
Copyright (C) 2018 Luccas Mateus de Medeiros Gomes
Contact: [email protected]
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